Laurie was the Sergeant

 

Laurie was concerned about stooping so low as Sergeant, but he pointed out that ten members of our club had failed to contribute to the singing of Rotary Grace. The fines flowed from this revelation, and excuses were dismissed - as they should.

From Tardy arrival, Laurie ventured on to the meeting roster for Fellowship, Furniture and Financials. Our Sergeant was frustrated that this roster was not being respected, with two of today's allocated tasks being ignored, and the other achieving token adherence. The reason we have a Sergeant in Rotary, Laurie, is to enforce such responsibilities, and we expect that the transgressors will be pulled into line, and that is your job.

 

We had an update on Burr removal at our North Wagga Wagga property. Reading between the lines, it was wet at 8.00am on Wednesday morning, but David Pyke still turned up, and our two intrepid weed control guys chipped out a few burrs, until they heard, from an unnamed source the comment "soft cop!". Frank Fuller had been "mentioned" earlier in the plot. ..............all too hard. Laurie claimed that some of the burrs were over a square metre in size - any photos , Laurie?